Thomas Robert Price

With great sorrow, we announce that we have lost Thomas Robert Price, ‘our love’, to be with God and all our family and friends that have gone before him. Funeral Mass will be at 10:00am on Wednesday, May 8, 2024, at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church.  Visitation will follow the service in the Parish Hall.  Burial with military honors will be at 3:00pm in the Veteran’s Garden at Green Hills Memorial Cemetery.  
Survivors include his loving wife, Maryann Price; children, Thomas, Lynze, Richie; grandchildren, Kaylee, Logan, Landon; and his furry friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Ronald & Barbara Price. 
Thomas Price never met anyone he didn’t like. He ALWAYS had a story or a joke about anything and everything. A die-hard Marine, loving father, and grandfather, he loved his babies whether they were two or four-legged. He was a dedicated Catholic, family traveler, and hard worker. Tom enjoyed his job and the people around him. He believed in never doing a job half-ass but perfectly, like the world around him. He would say, “If you don’t do the job right the first time, then try again. But remember, you messed it up the first time.” Tom left this world with memories of family and friends that supported him. Remember, the only precious Love is God in your life and the memories you have to remember, nothing else. 
    “So, thanks to everyone that listened to my stories and memories and go make your own. I am leaving my three children Thomas, Lynze, Richie. All three of you have made my life amazing and if I didn’t say it enough, I am so proud of the adults you have become. I will cherish my grandchildren Kaylee, Logan and Landon and all the crazy times we had with my puppies, Lily, Toby, and Ody. The gatherings of adults that acted like children were a lot of fun. I may be absent in body, but will always be present in memory. Just know that I am going to the most glorious place in life and hope to see you soon.” Love and Kisses to my family, Tom
Semper Fi
“Let us grieve, therefore, over the necessity of losing our loved one in death but with the hope of being reunited with them.”
                                     – St. Augustine of Hippo

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to MD Anderson Cancer Center for Proton Therapy.  The staff of Green Hills Funeral Home is honored to serve the Price family.